MAC-10 | Acid Hex (Minimal Wear)

The MAC-10 | Acid Hex (Minimal Wear, MW) carries an Industrial Grade neon-green hex pattern over a black base, one grade below the top condition. It's a slightly cheaper way to get nearly the same crisp look as Factory New (FN).

Design

The finish pairs a black base with an airbrushed green hex grid from Valve, a clean geometric motif rather than a busy scene. It ships with the line "Hex marks the spot," a fitting nod to the graphic, arcade-style artwork.

MAC-10 | Acid Hex (Minimal Wear) Float and Wear

The finish's float range runs 0.00 to 0.58, and Minimal Wear falls just under the middle of that. Any wear here is limited to the faintest edge softening, so the hex lines still stand out sharply and the green keeps most of its punch.

MAC-10 | Acid Hex Rarity

Rarity: Industrial Grade, the light-blue tier that sits just above Consumer Grade — one of the more commonly seen grades on this weapon.

MAC-10 | Acid Hex Case and Collection

Part of The Boreal Collection, this finish debuted with the Spring Forward update back in March 2025. There's no case behind it, so supply comes entirely from the market and trading rather than any drop mechanic.

MAC-10 | Acid Hex Patterns

Every copy of the Acid Hex shows the identical hex artwork — the pattern is fixed and doesn't shift with paint seed, so there's no rare layout worth hunting for. Wear and float remain the only real differences between copies.

StatTrak & Souvenir

Only the regular version of this finish exists; Valve never produced a StatTrak variant, and there's no Souvenir copy either, since Souvenir items are handed out solely through Major-tournament packages that the Acid Hex was never part of.

MAC-10 | Acid Hex Price

Minimal Wear sits just under Factory New on the price ladder, giving up a touch of visual polish for a lower cost within an already budget-friendly finish. It's available to buy on Skin.Land with instant delivery and no hidden fees.

FAQ

How different does Minimal Wear look from Factory New here?

Barely different at all. The hex grid still reads sharply and the green stays vivid, with only marginal softening possible at the edges. For a budget skin like this, most buyers won't notice a gap between the two top grades.

Is there a StatTrak Acid Hex?

No, Valve has not released a StatTrak version of this finish. It exists only in its standard form, so anyone wanting a kill-counter MAC-10 will need to look at a different skin.

Does float matter much on the Acid Hex?

Somewhat, since the black base does show light scuffing as float climbs, but the neon-green hex lines themselves stay bold across most of the range. Minimal Wear keeps nearly all of that visual punch for less than Factory New.